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a a a STAR. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1929 THE MINNEAPOLIS EARLY WINTER WEDDINGS FILL SOCIAL CALENDAR University of Minnesota Alumnae Club Announces Plans for 1930 Season Dr. LeRoy Arnold to Lecture on 'Broadway Plays Today' at January Meeting; Active Members Announced TINIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA ALUMNAE CLUB is planning 1 o'clock luncheon Jan. 25, o' Nicollet hotel. for.

Le Roy Arnold of Hamline university will give Lecture on "Broadway Plays Today." Reservations are in charge of Mmes. Charles E. Shafer, Alden C. Buttrick and L. L.

MacLellan. On Feb. 22 they will hold a luncheon at the College Women's club. The guest speaker will be Miss Clara Brown, assistant proLessor of Home Economics, University of Minnesota. Her subject will be "College Curricula for Women." A Round Table discussion will follow.

Guests of honor will be the faculty and alumnae of the College of Home Economics, University of Minnesota. Mmes. den C. Buttrick and L. L.

MacLellan have charge of reservations. The annual meeting will be held March 29 in the library of the Music building at the University of Minnesota. Tea will be served from 2 to 5 p.m. A musical program will be given by Alumnae of the School of Music of the University. Guests of honor will be alumnae of the School of Music.

Benefit Bridge Planned May 10 a benefit bridge will be given for the Jessie S. Ladd Loan Fund. Officers of the club are: President, Mrs. Charles E. Olsen; first vice-president, Mrs.

Lee L. MacLellan; second vice-president, Mrs. J. Ralph Randall; treasurer, Miss Helen Salzer; recording secretary, Mrs. A.

B. Gunnarson; ding secretary, Mrs. Elmer Fegan; assistant corresponding secretary, Miss Norma Bierbauer; auditor, Mrs. A. N.

Bessessen, first director, Mrs. George Dauphine; second director, Mrs. L. L. Leatherman; third director, Clara M.

Leavitt, and fourth director, Mrs. Charles Shafer. Following are the committee chairmen and their assistants: Social and program, chairman, Mrs. Lee L. MacLellan; Mrs.

A. C. Buttrick and Miss Maurine Sanborn. Membership, chairman, Mrs. J.

R. Randall; Mmes. Gunnar Nordbye and J. W. Thompson.

Press and Publicity, chairman, Mrs. George A. Dauphine: Mmes. Roy Witt and Ormond Laird. Legislative and Constitutional, chairman, Mrs.

L. L. Leatherman; Mmes. Frank M. Warren and A.

C. Buttrick. Big Sister, chairman, Miss Clara K. Leavitt; Mmes. C.

J. Rockwood and F. A. Stewart. Finance, chairman, Mrs.

Charles Shafer; Mmes. Leroy Hall and Donald Schroeder. Min. nesota Room, chairman, Mrs. J.

R. Randall; Mrs. Frank M. Warren and Mrs. Charles E.

Olsen. Members are Listed Active members are: Mmes. Stanley Avery, C. M. Babcock, Jeanette Benton, John F.

Bernhagen, Alfred Bessessen, Cecil H. Branham, Charles Bronson, Harry J. Bruer, Clyde H. Burdick, Alden C. Buttrick, Ralph Campbell, G.

G. C. L. Chase, L. D.

Coffman, Leo M. Crafts, Avery Crounse, George A. Dauphine, Kingsley Day, Harold S. Diehl, Patrick Dooley, John F. Dulebohn, F.

N. Edmonds, George E. Egging. ton, Alden Elwell, J. B.

Faegre, Elmer Fegan, J. G. Fogarty, George M. Gillette, Charles Grandin, Eugene A. Gray, A.

B. Gunnarson, L. W. Hall, Frederick Andrews Harding, V. R.

Hoag, E. W. D. Holway, William Hubbard, Estelle M. Ingold, E.

B. Johnson, Joseph Jorgens, Earl Knutson, Or. mond Laird, H. S. Lamberton, Lydia Lagerstrom Leatherman, R.

O. Leavenworth, Carl Lewis, Har. old Lewis, Theodore Losby, Madge Lyon, Mary McIntyre, George McGregor, L. L. MacLellan, J.

C. Melville, Howard Mitchell, Willard Morse, Earl J. Neutson, Clarke Nicholson, Gunnar H. Nordbye, Charles Oliver, Charles E. Olson, J.

E. Oren, James Paige, G. E. Parsons, George Partridge, C. E.

Petri, C. E. Pierce, S. H. Plummer, E.

G. Quamme, J. R. Randall, Bernard Ray, C. J.

Rockwood, Harvard S. Rockwell, F. C. Rodda, Carl Sager, Donald D. Schroeder, W.

W. Scott, Warren Scribner, Charles Silverson, Calvin Sivright, Charles E. Shafer, B. B. Sheffield, George D.

Sherpardson, Alexander Stewart, Allan Thomas, G. E. Thomas, J. W. Thompson.

Robert Thompson, Stanley Vail, Murray Waters, Frank M. Warren, L. H. Wells, Edward Whitman, Alvin Witt, Roy Witt. George Wheaton.

These Also Belong Dr. Olga Hansen and the Misses Luella Berger, Blanche Bicknell, Norma Bierbauer, Anna D. Blitz, Genevieve Breen, Jeanette Brice, Edna May Broom, Marie Frowne, Georgia A. Burgess, Lyle Byrnes, Alice Childs, May Christenson, Nellie Grant Christianson, May Cockburn, Lillian Cohen, Vera V. Cole.

Gratia Countryman, Izella M. Dart, Adrie DeBooy, Katherine Lee De Veau, Belle Dredge. Helen R. Fish, Elizabeth Foss, Barbara Green, Merry Greenwald, Mildreth Haggard, Mary Hartley, Clare F. Helliwell, Laura A Henry, Ruth Harriet Hill, nie At3cock.

Lucille Hunter, Rewey Belle Inglis, Agnes Jacques, Lillian Jasperson. Eva Jasperson, Florence Johnson, Lois Jordan, Frances Kelley, Lila Klampe, Rose Kotasek. Margaret Lawrence, Hor. tense Laybourn, Alice Leahy, Clara Leavitt, Jane Litzenberg, Hope McDonald, Rita MacMillan, Mathilde Michaelson, Grace Moody, Julia Newton. Frances Norman, Ora Peake, Anna Pederson, Elizabeth Pehousek, Florence J.

Rose, Helen Salzer, Maurine Sanborn, Mary Shepardson, Augusta Starr, Jennie Teeter, Verna C. Thomn. BOR, Margaret Tumble, Myrtle LEADERS NAMED FOR GRAND MARCH FOR NOTRE DAME BALL AT RADISSON Miss Rose Zachow, of Xerxes avenue was in charge of arrangements for the Christmas party which Rho chapter of Phi Beta, national professional women's music and dramatic art fraternity at the MacPhail School of Music, gave on Wednesday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lysne of 1816 James avenue N.

Miss Zachow was assisted by the Misses Margaret Henry, Ione O1- son, and Ruth Barnum, Acting on the reception committee were the Misses Veronica Domeler and Opal Church. Mrs. James E. Cracraft (Mary Nolan) had charge of the stunts and games played during the evening. She was assisted by Mrs.

Ivar Sivertsen. Refreshments were in charge of Mmes. J. A. L.

Walman and Minnie McRell. Those serving included the Misses Harriet Charison, Ingeborg Thorene and Alma S. Ruble, Honor guests at the affair were the new members of Rho chapter Initiated last Sunday. Dancing, stunts and games furnished the entertainment for the evening and were followed by the presentation of gifts from a large Christmas tree. Dr.

Lysne acted as Santa Claus. MEDICAL AUXILIARY HOLDS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY dilliam Cole FOR STAR. RY GOLLINE NESSE rector of the Minneapolis Morning Nursery school. Mrs. H.

B. Rut. ledge, instructor in the Minneapolis Week Day School of Religious Education talked on "Marching on in the Week Day Schools." The third of the series of evening programs will be given on Jan. 28, in Trinity M. E.

church. RHO CHAPTER, PHI BETA, HOLDS CHRISTMAS PARTY Mrs. John Curtin opened her home on West Lake Harriet boule- Vows Spoken at Ceremony in St. Paul Miss Violet Johnston Becomes Bride of Tilmer S. Peterson Turnquist, Adele Waiker, Florence Weston, and Hazel Witchie.

MINNEAPOLIS CHAPTER TO HAVE FINAL MEET Minneapolis Chapter No. 9, 0. E. will hold its final meeting of the year Monday. There will be a class for initiation at 4 p.m.

and 8 p.m. Public installation of officers for the chapter will be held Dec. 28 at 9 p.m. at Scottish Rite temple. Mrs.

Suzanne Haycock is the new worthy matron, Frank Durand, the worthy patron, and Guy Howfeldt, assistant patron. Miss Marguerite Boege is the associate matron, Mrs. Clara Brewington, secretary; Miss Selma Knutson, treasurer; Mrs. Hulda Houghton, conductress, and Mrs. Nettie Lindskog, associate conductress.

Mrs. Erma MacNamara will be installed as Ada; Mrs. Ada Hughes, Ruth; Miss Ruby Morine, Esther; Mrs. Jean McLeod, Martha; Mrs. Mabel Curtis, Electa; Mrs.

Ruth MacAuley, chaplain; Miss Winifred Booth, organist; Mrs. Pearl Koch, marshal; Mrs. Agnes Griffith, warder; and Mrs. Alma Pfiff- ner, sentinel. CARD PARTY SERIES PLANNED FOR JANUARY Among the activities of the Ros.

ary society of Ascension church is a series of afternoon card parties given at homes of members. Those who entertained during December were- Mmes. G. Boucher, 3430 Humboldt avenue William Smith, 1510 Emerson avenue F. V.

Holzapfel, 1518 Girard avenue C. Kuehn, 2601 Irving A avenue and Frank Hartmann, 1820 Dupont avenue N. Those already scheduled to tertain at their homes during January are Mmes. F. W.

Liemandt, Martin Somers, Phil Kiesner, Bert Gill and Lillian Belair. MRS. E. J. MOLES SAILS FOR TRIP TO BERMUDA Leon V.

Mrs. E. J. Moles, 1712 Fort Dupont Vic. Leon V.

avenue sailed on the toria for' Bermuda to spend the Christmas holidays. She was ac- PHOTO FOR THE STAR. RY LEE BROS, companied by Miss Margaret Righter, of Princeton, N. J. Miss Emily Longfellow, Dr.

Homer B. Latimer Wed at Simpson Church Ceremony Followed by Reception at Home of Bride's Father; Bridal Couple to Live in Lawrence, Kansas EVERGREEN boughs banked the Minneapolis to spend the holidays Simpson Methodist with the bride's father. After church for the wedding of Miss Emily Myra Longfellow, daughter of D. W. Longfellow of Park avenue, to Dr.

Homer B. Latimer, son of Mrs. L. B. Latimer of Lawrence, which was held this after.

noon. The service was read by candlelight by Dr. Roy L. Smith, pastor of the church, assisted by Rev. Charles A.

Arnold, pastor of the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church, St. Paul. A prelude of organ music was played by B. Farrar. The program included "To a Wild Rose" by MacDowell, "Eventide" by Fairclough, a Brahms waltz and "The Shepard Girl's Sunday" by Ole Bull.

The "Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin" was used as a processional and the Mendelssohn march as a recessional. Mrs. Er. nest Dorn sang "Because." "I Love You Truly" and "At Dawning." During the informal reception in church following the ceremony Mrs. Farrar played "Andantino" by Lemare and Shubert's "Serenade." Bride Has Maid of Honor Miss Nellie Sirpless was Miss Longfellow's maid of honor and little Donna May Thorbus, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Timothy Thorbus acted as flower girl. Dwight W. Longfellow of Elk River Dr. Latimer's best man and ushers were Edward H.

was, Woodruff of Duluth, Dwight W. Longfellow, of Elk River, How. Perry, Robert McAdam and John Redpath of St. Paul. Pale green chiffon was worn by Miss Sirpless.

Her gown was in princess style with a plain sleevebodice and a long circular skirt. She carried pink roses. Pale yellow taffeta was worn by the flower girl who carried a bas. ket, of pink and white rose petals. The bride, who entered with her father, was attired in white satin made with a fitted bodice and a skirt of Venetian lace dipping in back and slightly shorter in front.

Her vell of tulle was fastened at the nape of the neck with orange blossoms which extended around her head in a wreath, and she car. ried a shower bouquet of white roses. Informal Reception Held An informal reception was held in the church following the ceremony. In the evening there will be a reception at the home of the bride's parents. Invitations have been issued to 60 guests.

Holly wreaths and evergreens will decorate the rooms and the bride's table will be centered with the wedding cake and white tapers. tapers. Receiving with the bride and bridegroom will be Mr. Long. fellow, the bride's father; Mrs.

E. L. Morrison, her aunt, and Mrs. L. B.

Latimer of Lawrence, mother of the bridegroom. Dr. Latimer and his bride will leave on a short trip, saturning to THE House of Hope Presbyterian church in St. Paul was the scene of a wedding this afternoon when Miss Violet Hildred Johnston, daughter of Mrs. Mary J.

Johnston of Abbott avenue became the bride of Tilmer S. Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. C.

Peterson of Whitehall, Wis. Spruce boughs formed a background against which southern smilax and cathedral candles were placed. Rev. H. C.

Swearingen read the service at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. J. Edward Skinner sang "Until" and "Oh Perfect Love." A program of nupital music was played by the Misses Eleanor Deebach, organist, and Dorothy Deebach, violinist. Mrs.

F. G. Bernard was her sister's matron of honor and Miss Gladys Amundson, of Aberdeen S. D. acted as bridesmaids.

Little Betty May Bernard, daughter of Mrs. Bernard was the flower girl and her sister, Mary Jane, carried the ring. Carl Swanson of Grand Forks, N. was the best man and the ushers were Andrew Tazey Aberdeen, S. and Thomas Elliot Deebach.

Mrs. Bernard wore an orchid chiffon gown made with a plain sleeveless bodice and a long cir. cular skirt. She had a silver cap and slippers and carried a bouquet of shaded pink roses tied with tulle to match her gown. Miss Amundson's gown was of pale green chiffon made like Mrs.

Bernard's. She had a silver cap and slippers and carried shaded pink roses tied with green. The bride's gift to her attendents was steel cut buckles. A green taffeta frock was worn by the flower girl who carried roses in a basket. Mary Jane Bernard wore a white satin page suit and carried the ring in a lily.

Miss Johnston entered with her brother, Harrison V. Johnston. Her gown was of ivory satin made with a fitted bodice having insets of Irish point lace, long tight, sleeves and a skirt elongating in a train. Her tulle veil was held in a cap of the same lace as that in her gown and she carrief a sheaf. of calla lilies tied with white satin ribbon.

Her only ornament was a platinum lavalier set with diamonds and emeralds, a gift from the bridegroom. Following the ceremony a dinner for the immediate families will be held at the Curtis hotel. Later in the evening there will be a reception at the home of the bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H.

V. Johnston of 4908 Ar. den avenue. The rooms will be decorated with bouquets of roses and ivory, tapers and pink roses will center the bride's table. Mrs.

Johnston, the bride's mother, will wear a burgundy gown while Mrs. Johnston, sister-in-law of the bride, will be attired in black chiffon. Mr. Peterson will take his bride on a wedding trip east. After Jan.

1 they will be at home in Aber. deen, S. D. For travel she is wearing a burgundy ensemble with a matching hat. Anne Alice By C.

CUNITE Lackric vard Wednesday for the annual Christmas party of the Women's Auxiliary of the Hennepin County Medical society. Christmas decorations were used' through the rooms and each member received a gift from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree. Miss Dorothy Humphrey gave a group of violin solos. Christmas carols were sung by a trio composed of Mmes. Beulah Lockwood Durfee and Arthur F.

Bratrud, and Miss Florence Oberg. Tea was served after the program. Mrs. M. J.

Lajole had charge of general arrangements. Mrs. C. W. Waldron was entertainment chairman.

Hostesses included Mmes. James Blake, D. F. Gosin, 0. N.

Pearce, Martin Nordland, 1 Christmas they will leave for Law. rence, where will make their home. For travel the bride is wearing a green crepe de chine frock, trimmed with ecru, a green hat and a black seal coat. Out of town guests who were present at the ceremony include Mrs. L.

B. Latimer of Lawrence, mother of the bridegroom; Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hertz, Miss Mary Livington and C. L.

Hall of Eagle Butte, S. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woodruff of Duluth, Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Hill of Little Falls and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Longfellow of Elk River.

D.A.R. IS HOSTESS TO NIGHT SCHOOL PUPILS Sixty members of the ization evening classes in Jackson school were guests of General James Knapp chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, in cooperation with the Minneapolis Council of Americanization, at a Christmas party Tuesday evening at the school. Mrs. Joseph G. Williams, regent of the chapter, presided over the program which included tableaux directed by Miss Dorothy Murphy and chorus singing led by Mrs.

Katherine Cady, teachers in the school. Musical numbers with violins and cello were given by the Misses Virginia Eames, Jane and Nancy Greer, with Miss Peggy Lou Eames at the piano. Miss MadaRoth and Bevier gave dances. A Christmas Junior, stories including an original story, "The Shepherd Boy of Bethlehem," was told by Mrs. Robert G.

Cargill. The program was followed by dancing and refreshments. The committee in charge of ar. rangements included Mrs. Paul V.

Eames, chairman, and Mmes. L. M. Hahn, E. A.

Rodgers, W. C. Robertson and A. C. Bevier.

C. D. Siehl is principal of Jackson evening school. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM IS HELD AT JOYCE CHURCH Forty Gistrict four churches of the West the co-operated in second of a series of evening programs of religious education for parents and church school leaders, sponsored by the children's division of the Minneapolis Church Federation, and held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Joyce Methodist Epis.

copal church, Fremont avenue S. and Thirty-first street. Mrs. Walter V. Haight is chair.

man of the children's division and Mrs. E. E. Sheasgreen was chair. man of the evening program.

Rev. C. K. Mahoney, pastor of the Joyce M. E.

church talked on "The Worship of a Teacher," and Mrs. E. A. Buell conducted a service of worship for children four and five years of age. "Play Materials and their Appli.

cations" was the subject of a tall by Mrs. Sue Armstrong Cory, MISS EFFIE BERGLUND WEDS RICHARD BARRIE Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Berglund, of St. Paul, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Effie Berg. lund, to Mr. Richard Barrie, son of Mrs. E.

Barrie, of Minneapolis, Saturday evening, Dec. 14. Rev. J. E.

Linner, of Zion Lutheran church, St. Paul, read the service. The bride wore a wine colored gown with a full skirt, ankle length in back and slightly shorter in front, with hat and slippers to match, and a shoulder bouquet of gardenias. Miss Luella Anderson, of St. Paul, was bridesmaid.

Miss Ander. son wore a dress of golden brown, with hat to match. Archie Swelin, of Minneapolis, was best man. Mr. and Mrs.

Barrie will make their home at 4348 Thirteenth avenue Minneapolis. MR. AND MRS. SWENSON LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA Walter C. FOR THE STAR.

GENE Mrs. Cole, with Mr. Cole, who is vice-president of the organization, will be second in line in the grand march at the Twin 'City Notre Dame club Christmas party to be held at Hotel Radisson Monday evening. Mrs. Bins, with Mr.

Bins, secretary and treasurer of the club, will be third in line at the ball and Mrs. Moes will be fourth with Mr. Moes, assistant secretary and chairman of finance. Mrs. Bins is a graduate of Georgetown Visitation convent at Washington, D.

and of the University of Wisconsin. Mrs. Moes is a graduate of Wisconsin State Teachers' college. Miss Lackrie of Virginia, will be the guest of Eugene F. O'Brien, chairman of decorations, for the ball and Miss McCarthy of Chicago will be the guest of John R.

Petrich, chairman of broadcasting and entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Swenson and daughter, Miss Florence Swenson, Girard avenue after selling their home have left for Los Angeles, Calif. They will spend the holidays with their son Raymond Swenson. They will be away for several months. HOWARD SARGENT TO VISIT WITH: PARENTS Howard Sargent, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Sargent, of South St. Alban's street, St. Paul, will arrive today to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents. YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAIN AT DINNER BEFORE DANCE Miss Elizabeth Anne Stearns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry S. Stearns of Goodrich avenue, St. Paul, and Miss Elizabeth Hagaman of Goodrich avenue will entertain at a dinner preceding the first of a series of dances to be given by the Young People's Daneing club at the Summit school on New Year's Eve. Thomas F. Quinby, Edward Paulson and J.

R. Peterson. In the group cf assisting women were Mmes. Martin Aune, Eltel, Eugene Strout, Hugh Tunstead, N. Bessesen, William Hearn, George E.

Eitel and R. M. wald. JOHN EDWARD ROBB TO ARRIVE HOME SUNDAY John Edward Robb, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Raymond Robb of Washburn avenue will arrive tomorrow morning from Palo Alto, where he attends Sanford university as a freshman, to spend the holidays with his parents. He will be here for 10 Permanent Waves Marcel Effect Ringlet Ends No Kink or Frizz Finger Shampoo Wave or 25c Free Marcel Senior Students Under Expert Supervision Vaughn's Academy 917 MARQUETTE AT. 8825.